The following census is located within the Louisiana Collection of the Bancroft Library at the University of California in Berkeley.

Oskelagana, otherwise known as Usgue Lagana, Oskelagna, and Oskekagama, was located in most likely in present-day Jasper County, Mississippi. In addition to the following mentioned, the village consisted of 134 warriors, 158 women, and 192 children.

Escaribacha or Escalibacha included 84 warriors, 88 women, and 120 children.

Senehacha or Seniachas or Seniacha included 37 warriors, 47 women, and 57 children.

Yaganeachucuman was also known as Yagane-Achucuma and Yagana Athiocman. The census included 14 warriors, 24 women, and 19 children.

Nachubajuanya has been also listed as Nanchubahuanya. The population included 123 warriors, 145 women, and 178 children.

Juctacchanacbe is also seen as Octac-chanacbe, Otakshanabe, and Octaguetianache. It was probably Otakshanabe which was located in present-day Jasper County, Mississippi. The census included 132 warriors, 134 women, and 152 children.

Inglistamahan or Inglis Tamaha or Inkillis Tamaha, "English Town," was located in present-day Jasper and Newton Counties, Mississippi. The census included 87 warriors, 104 women, and 143 children.

Tanlepa included 42 warriors, 32 women, and 18 children.

Techanan or Ite Chana or Itechanan included 45 warriors, 28 women, and 18 children.

Tala was located in present-day Newton County, Mississippi and included 80 warriors, 120 women, and 140 children.

Sactetamahan or Sacte Tamaha included 20 warriors, 20 women, and 34 children.

Tinskahetela or Tinscaitla included 15 warriors, 18 women, and 24 children.

Okatalaya or Okhata Talaya or Occatalaya derives its name from Okhata-talaia, "spreading pool," and was located in present-day Newton County, Mississippi. The population included 45 warriors, 52 women, and 63 children.

Juyhajacha population included 52 warriors, 42 women, and 61 children.

Juctachito's population included 10 warriors, 14 women, and 61 children.

Chomontacale or Chemon Tacanle included 15 warriors, 16 women, and 18 children.

Jujejugula included 14 warriors, 8 women, and 10 children.

Behacha or Beacha or Beachas included 15 warriors, 12 women, and 22 children.

Puscustucale was derived from Puskus Takali or "hanging child," was located in either present-day Kemper or Neshoba County. The population included 20 warriors, 18 women, and 27 children.

Biscun, also spelled as, Bisconne, Bishkon, Biscone, and Bishkun Tamaha, was located in present-day Jasper County, Mississippi. The population included 52 warriors, 60 women, and 70 children.